Failures Of Vision Flashcards
what illusions are there
motion
colour interpretation
coller after effect
motion induced blindness
define motion illusions
caused by movement of the eye
show how contrast and motion are processed in the visual system
define colour interpretation illusions
chormaticity - colours remains the same regardless of its luminance
surrounding colours and interpretation of scene means we can interpret the same colours as different
ie rubix
define colour after effect illusion
fading of present colours cause visualisation of non existant colour
visual system adapts for consistency over long periods of time and therefore signals for the opposite
ie green dot not present in pink
define motion induced blindness illusion
bronnen et al 2001
occurs due to discarding info
duration and frequency of the disappearance of info is based on
target contrast- brighter = more disappear
target size - smaller = more disappear
target flicker - if flickers = more disappear
what are the benefits of illusions
they show how our visual system can fail to represent reality
understand the mechanisms behind visual processing